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"transfer neutral"
LOL...Thanx mang. That is one valuable piece of literature. I pulled apart the shifter and found that it only had one toggle switch telling the ECU if it was in low, so that pretty much ruled out the shifter itself. Now with that in mind and this new little piece of information that you sent...- rab986
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- Forum: Range Rover
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"transfer neutral"
Update OK...I climbed under the truck, found the Tcase motor and ended up switching it in High myslef by putting 12v to one of the post. I am still getting the "transfer neutral" error but I can at least move it in case I decide to stick it out back by the old studabaker. I am assuming that...- rab986
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- Forum: Range Rover
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"transfer neutral"
Introduction OK....Hi! My name is Steve and I am a Land Rover owner....(this is the 12 step help program, right?) Now to the issue, I had inadvertantly put a fuse in position 11 in the fuse box. When I started the truck and seen "Transfer Neutral" on the dispaly I relaized what I had done...- rab986
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A/C questions/wiring
LOL...YOUR NOT GOING TO BELIEVE IT!! I traced and traced and in the back of my mind I knew that there was nothing wrong with any one particular component in this AC system. An hour or so ago I realized that a new relay was put in my fuse box that is not listed in the book or on the Fuse Box...- rab986
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- Forum: Range Rover
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A/C questions/wiring
OK..I'm working on a 95 RR 4.0Se and I am trying to troubleshoot my AC but have no idea where to find any kind of schematics on it. First I checked all fuses and relays.... All good. Then I check the Freon level...... good. I jumpered the compressor and checked that with my guages. Now I am down...- rab986
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